New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-23
RAOELAND BADLY BEATEN.
EMPEROR OF NoRFoLWs VICTORY.
,sus GREAT EASTERN WINNER WHOLLY OUT OF
PORN.

souns matters ssdly disappointing Clouds ana chill
sr kept many people from the course, and those VINO
ysre prcsent not lively and as good-humoreo
- ON previous days. After two strong favontes'
Rosslnd and Favor had been bowied over neatiy INC
hating centred on Raccland In the Algeria STAKES
and the public plunged heavily But 1t proved that
Raceland was not himself at all He had not been
s.tins we'll since he won the Great Eastern and ne
nd dull, listless look Yet his owner j. f. Uinan'
thought him good enough to win Emperor OF NOT
folks trainer confident however, ana the ouor
mia colt was looking much better than he looked a. MS
last appearance Sheepshead Bay. Thcre was 'o
contest. tho Emperor leading all the way, and NC
rauebIin ON Raccland never being able to get up
II vss sore blow 10 Raceland's admirers, but IL was
On proof that the Emperor is superior TO kaceahu, %
Rsceland was at least twenty pounds pe'ow ms o'~
Eastern form. The time was slow, even Ior TINS so'
track 16 Ia, and 1t was no test OF haceia"o ""0
abilities. an.
Mr. Haeein's FLY Rosalind must also have iaiien
on vastly since her last race. On TUESDAY sne Sio"
.vce,,ent sueed. but yesterday she could not run
80 and wa never In the first race "h'a" -
sco,t,s stable was successful in the first TWO races
Arundel taking the first and Flageoie''a 'ho so'o
F1aceolctta's amazing reversal OF form since i"eey
eauscd some remarks. On that day she ran as u
stricken by general paralysis, and the stable expian&
t,on was that she could not move freely on the so'
.r.ce of this course and to hear her heels rat
Va As o., the hard sheepshead Bay track YESTERDAY
track was soft az wool. Nevertheless, flasooio'."
practically led from first stride to last, ana "ois
I'm failed completely to get Favor near her mead "o
can understand these things Fillies are Pro'ero.'
sliffy and uncertain and F1ageoictta appears D0
more tickle jade than even Dame Fortune herseiI
the,ry to for some part VI her ecceh
t1ctes is that il she gets chance to run In 'front.' Ior
Tho first half mile she will run fast 10 the Gnu ou'
n she does not get the lead Immediately she VIII never
trt 70 makeup lost ground She Is Impatient resuess
10 akao hari ia IN
hcr head every stride for the hrst naiI mhe f' Una"
theory to her races.
Mr. Scott ia disguised with turf speculation ana has
ssouped betting Whenever he backed "sure thing
freely the money did not return. He DID not nave
dollar on either of his horses that won yesterday
although he had o. 900 F1ageoetta 10 win s2looo
oos day when abe was defeated at sheepshead Bay
Only Daruna against Kingston In the fu'on
Stakes and the Dwyer colt had the race In safe &c
post vault before he began TO run. Daruna was not
fast enough to prove thorn In his side
George Oyster had the fifth race under blanket
mortgage but funny thing was that the fast Leo d.
was badly beaten by King Crab for second place
Tw,yearold form IL 30 tangled and aoyrnthine ohat
NO ono can discover clew to 1t.
Carey and Jennie B. well backed for the last
moo The fly put in . swift challenge In the last
furione but her weight too much and she dropped
back Carey winning easily with wild outsider,
Diadcm, second.
FIRST RAcE-fuRsk ~ovG erA0Ah "A"ni' 0NA
W. L SCOTS b. q. Arundel by Rayon dor Long Nine
x.s. - sssoss D. c safe Ban s6 icsr. ;SXstin
snrsn: Sr rass. a9 IS 9%is%s,
r. $::%: A S:::;' a..
g. FORBES: Sr. G. Rowland |! ~ Hos. ..tD'usa''
f. Katie HsIry Russell Ban 10 to i.
s:; sc E:'i. s ban Il
AUCTION s2S. Pa'ha So Arundel ST. field
Sal. @
and way 70 Ps.ns who %, opening siB Of two
S.% Sc Re q z p.s g ss
a az, i i
s Ba. s'1 ass
SECOND RAcE-HAxDIcAP swEEps I s25 EACH
$3.50 ADDED 116 MILxs.
W. scottish FaseOlstta BY Rayon Gor SHsr!
as sns:.s1. Fs's' a.aSpsa i6s
W. DAILY: cG M 'wiiind:si ARSsJsSn}
Sfasisys & lie 0 sos.
3 4 honisssr + Grey loud, :; iis,...(MarDhy)
lsss. is Sss{ S sss
ss:ss: ss.s r;sf'n n siI
81; as s 81 s5s esSs sS'an"''
s:s,. S:. i: En-: S:s
sS s s sR1. s q ana w '7sisss
FavGs second wasss .s Of s length
s.rssisa she "a nStans
Worried himssf sandstll trying tokeep pace with her
Grey Cloud tho hunt nor was the other gray
1mnp RAcE-AIsrRn STAKES. TwoYEAR-oLDs $50
EACH, 81 $50 ADDED. Blk FURLoSGs.
- N Emn nj Norfol nv
s,:s be eh n,s' sss
W L SCOTS Blk C. sa'. Tm.bisG Godfrey
Betting TO Rsceiand rs TO 100 Emperor to s. Satan
Betting for piaceIsoeland Emperor none. Satan
ns Emperor $685. eaet sis
De, dine aud My own were withdrawn Racsiand. En-.
On S"n s s1s
but the E@Pero. him in The ron to the quar-
' sss n :ssSs f
wSsl Inn a.: a1t once for
style BY Of Length
ssssss II. iarons. and though sS:Is
vas ihird six lengths back
FOURTH RscE-FULToN STAKES. THREE-YEAR OLDs.
$50 ZACH, $1,000 ADDED. Ia MILES
Dnyes Brothers & KINGSTON by spend'nrMii
!, B. masTin' eli.
--ss,,oe-Kses..on to-, Darahsa toi.
lady Primrose Miss Ford and Idaene Cotton with
lrawn This exercise canter for Kingston. He
Darunl for mile and then he
nirased winning in walk bytws lengths and q hail.
baruaa's Jockey riding furously behind.
FIFTH RAcE-PuRsE 5000. Two-YEAROLDs. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIX FURLOS6s
b. Jcnnngss George oyster. by voltgeur Stella,
kiPF crab S ss.9%s
J. Danislla (McLa
T. rs Higgins L. Music, l07.. (Litilefield)
j. Cookers ch Sadie Nc, l07 Penny
Tme-1:l6.
Betting to wn-Gemge oyster Leo II. ii IN D. Danl
ella Music IL 10 King Crab II TO Sadie Nc rs TO
betting for placc-George oyster 70 3. Leo H. to TO-
Dani.lia TO Music TO King Grab to j, sadie NC
eto1. -
Auction poels-George Oyster SIS Leo H. Sl5 Haggins
pair er5, field $50. Mutuals paid Sill.
Leo closely attended by King Crab made the running
OF the homesretch Here George Oyster
through gained lead which he hold 70 the
end Whining lengths Leo H. did anxious
70 va either FIRST second place. and King Graz had no dim
In her q. the iu1.01s aIS nor i0ar